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This story is about a brilliant scientist named Griffin who had developed a drug that could make a man invisible. He was successful in his experiment and developed a formula that had the power of invisibility. By consuming the drug, a man could become transparent that could not be seen with the naked eye.
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यह कहानी ग्रिफिन नामक एक शानदार वैज्ञानिक के बारे में है जिसने एक ऐसी दवा विकसित की थी जो एक आदमी को अदृश्य बना सकती है। वह अपने प्रयोग में सफल रहा और एक ऐसा फार्मूला विकसित किया जिसमें अदृश्यता की शक्ति थी। दवा का सेवन करने से, एक आदमी पारदर्शी हो सकता है जिसे नग्न आंखों से नहीं देखा जा सकता है।Griffin carried out the experiment on himself so he gulped the drug and his body became transparent like a sheet of glass. Inadvertently, he stepped in mud and the fresh muddy imprints of his feet were all over the place. It was first seen by two young boys who followed his footprints until they became fainter and disappeared altogether. Although Griffin was an outstanding scientist, he was a lawless man. His landlord disliked him and had asked him to eject the house. In vengeance, Griffin set the house on fire and soon wandered around the streets without food, money and clothes.
ग्रिफ़िन ने खुद पर प्रयोग किया, ताकि उन्होंने दवा खाई और उनका शरीर कांच की चादर की तरह पारदर्शी हो गया। अनजाने में, उसने कीचड़ में कदम रखा और उसके पैरों के ताजा कीचड़ के निशान सभी जगह थे। यह पहली बार दो युवा लड़कों द्वारा देखा गया था जो उनके पैरों के निशान का पालन करते थे जब तक वे बेहोश नहीं हुए और पूरी तरह से गायब हो गए। हालाँकि ग्रिफिन एक उत्कृष्ट वैज्ञानिक थे, फिर भी वे एक अराजक व्यक्ति थे। उनके मकान मालिक ने उन्हें नापसंद किया और उन्हें घर से बाहर निकालने के लिए कहा। प्रतिशोध में, ग्रिफिन ने घर को आग लगा दी और जल्द ही भोजन, पैसा और कपड़े के बिना सड़कों पर घूमते रहे।Owing to his invisibility, no one could see him and as he was walking down the streets, he started feeling cold and entered a big London shopping centre to warm himself. After the stores were shut down, he picked up some comfortable clothes to warm himself and fed himself with cold meat and some expresso from a nearby restaurant. Later he slept on a pile of quilts in the store. The following morning some associates started approaching him and he removed all his clothes immediately and became invisible again.
As Griffin wandered without clothes in the chilly weather, he could feel the biting cold and decided to take some clothes from a theatre company. Soon, he found an appropriate shop and wore bandages around his forehead, a false nose, dark glasses, big bushy side-whiskers and a huge hat. Then, he went to a shopkeeper’s store and stole all his money. He realised that staying in a crowded city like London could be difficult for him, so he thought of moving to the Iping village.
He had booked two rooms at the local inn in the village and reached there by boarding a train from London. It was quite an unusual experience for the villagers to expect an outsider with a strange appearance who had come to stay at the hotel during winter. Mrs Hall, the wife of the landlord of the inn tried to be friendly with him, but Griffin did not want to talk to her. Soon enough, his money was exhausted and he started stealing to sustain himself. Due to his suspicious appearance, the inn owner and his wife attempted to check his room while he was away.
Out of anger, Griffin damaged the furniture of the inn and threw it across the room towards them. The owner and his wife got scared thinking that there were spirits around and their unusual guest was responsible for all the chaos. Meanwhile, Mrs Hall requested the town constable, Mr Jaffers to inquire about the identity of this peculiar individual and arrest him for damaging her furnishings. This annoyed Griffin further and he decided to reveal his identity as he started unwrapping his bandages, whiskers, spectacles and nose. Everyone was shocked to see this as there was no normal human being hidden behind the bandages. The constable could not catch hold of Griffin as he took off all his garments, became invisible and disappeared in thin air.
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